The Waikato River, New Zealand’s longest river, moves gracefully north from Lake Taupo between banks 100 metres apart. Just before the Huka Falls it enters a shallow ravine of hard volcanic rock. The effect is nature’s large-scale equivalent of a fire hose feeding into a very fine nozzle.
From above…
Huka Falls
At Huka Falls you can witness the phenomenon of natural hydro power – more than 220, 000 litres of water per second.
http://www.newzealand.com/int/feature/huka-falls/
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scrapydo 
Het dit nou die dag weer in Amazing Race gesien
Dis regtig besonders, kleur en ook geweld waarmee water deur noute gaan
Looks such a dramatic place to enjoy.
It really is impressive! The color and the water cascading
Gorgeous photos, scrapydo. Very impressive water power.
Thank you, photos don’t give the real picture. It is breathtaking beautiful
I just love going to the Huka falls! Beautiful !!!
Thanks, it is a beautiful place to visit
Ek hou van jou blog se New Look!!!
Dankie, was sommer net lus om te verander en het toe die een probeer en dit was toe sommer na my smaak! 🙂
Fantasties!
Beslis!
I can’t help but think of people who enjoy white water rafting. Do they do that on this river?
Yes this river is the most popular one for rafting. They do it in every river here
Great water flow captures!
Thanks it is majestic all this water pushing through the narrow space!
I’ve always wanted to visit New Zealand. Thank you for sharing these amazing pictures!
You are welcome. There are more photos to come. I enjoyed my weekend and took many photos.
Great photos. 😀
Thanks, I enjoyed taking photos on my way to Cambridge and back this weekend
Wat n pragtige plek Ineke – die rivier en die woude daarom is so mooi!
Dit is besonders anders as waaraan ons in SA gewoond is. Die water is helder groen-blou. Hul doen White water rafting hier
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